BlackJeans said:
Hi @BlackJeans!
That is my problem as well. The procedure for licensure in Canada is lengthy. And I think it's hard for us, who are outside of Canada, to find a job. Do you have any update?
Pharmacist : 3131
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Hi @BlackJeans!
That is my problem as well. The procedure for licensure in Canada is lengthy. And I think it's hard for us, who are outside of Canada, to find a job. Do you have any update?
Usmanch said:
Since our profession is not in-demand in Canada, we need to get a job offer to have atleast 600 points Or be nominated by a province for 600 points,as well. You can either get or apply, respectively. But as far as I am studying on ways on how to be nominated by a province, you should have a job offer before they can nominate you.
You can read the latest draw on express entry for the points of latest ITAs at moving2canada.com
You can also calculate your crs score on cic by looking for comprehn sive ranking system tool.
This is based on my opinion. You can search for further details.
I think is nearly impossible to get a job in a regulated profession, however under NOC 3131 only community and hospital pharmacist need a license, perhaps there is an opening on industrial pharmacist . I guess the most possible way for most people to do it is to have french TEL to increase their CRS points as well as gaining the access to Quebec and Ontario PNP.
Hello Everyone,
My name is Rajesh and i am new to this forum.
I am planning to apply for a canadian PR through the express entry route. However, this NOC funda is getting more confusing everyday.
Can anybody here suggest under which NOC does the "pharmaceutical regulatory affairs" occupation falls in.
Hope to hear from you guys very soon.
My name is Rajesh and i am new to this forum.
I am planning to apply for a canadian PR through the express entry route. However, this NOC funda is getting more confusing everyday.
Can anybody here suggest under which NOC does the "pharmaceutical regulatory affairs" occupation falls in.
Hope to hear from you guys very soon.
Hello ,
Is it better to get a license as a pharmacist in Canada or look for an industrial job or go back to school? I have a BPharm and MPharm Pharmaceutics from India and 3 years work experience as a hospital pharmacist in Kenya but lack industrial experience.
Can you suggest any other graduate programs i can study for better job opportunities.
Thank you.
Is it better to get a license as a pharmacist in Canada or look for an industrial job or go back to school? I have a BPharm and MPharm Pharmaceutics from India and 3 years work experience as a hospital pharmacist in Kenya but lack industrial experience.
Can you suggest any other graduate programs i can study for better job opportunities.
Thank you.
Usmanch said:
You do not really need a job offer to get ITA. Calculate your crs points(ruichenlaw point calculator is a good option) based on your age, education, work experience and IELTS score. The cut off points for ITA change every 15 days. Just create a profile on CIC and whenever your points are equal to the cutoff you will get an invitation.
Also some laws have changed this week, you can subscibe to David Cohen-lawyer of this forum to get updates.
You do not require a license to get invitation, that happens later when you move and want to practice as a pharmacist.
How do we request ECA report from PEBC along with the Document evaluation?
I got only the Document evaluation results and not the ECA report. how to go about it ?
I got only the Document evaluation results and not the ECA report. how to go about it ?
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